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7. ...and I will bet half the farm that most of those 89 million complain about how the government is run (and by

Sat Dec 7, 2024, 02:59 PM

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whom), what the government is taking from them, what the government gets wrong, what the government should do...ad nauseam.

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89 million Americans over 18 didn't vote. [View all] Funtatlaguy Dec 7 OP

And some of those people still voted edhopper Dec 7 #2

Right. H2O Man Dec 7 #6

Right. H2O Man Dec 7 #11

that's more people than voted for either candidate Takket Dec 7 #3

"None of the above" wins again sarisataka Dec 7 #5

Sitting back on the comfy couch twiddling ones thumbs. magicarpet Dec 7 #9

Welcome to real life Gilead, handmaids. Funtatlaguy Dec 7 #13

Should've been more. dawg Dec 7 #12

and I wonder what % were stricken from the rolls? RussBLib Dec 7 #14

Yes some of these were vote tampering/interference in some way. Irish_Dem Dec 7 #15

Anyone who's not voting is so misinformed ibegurpard Dec 7 #16

I absolutely agree. Mark.b2 Dec 7 #17

Voters mostly disliked all two parties candidates. DJ Synikus Makisimus Dec 7 #18

Democrats need to give them something to vote FOR ThePartyThatListens Dec 7 #19